Aug. 5, 2026 - The park is under a burn ban. No wood or charcoal fires allowed. You may use containerized fuel stoves (i.e. propane) for cooking only.
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Argentine Ants Argentine ants, an invasive species, have been identified in some campsites in the park. The ants do not sting. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is working with experts to reduce the ants without harming natural resources. Before leaving, thoroughly inspect your vehicle, RV, camping gear and other equipment; if you see the ants, please notify park staff immediately and they can offer guidance for treating. For park-specific questions, please contact the park at (903) 836-4336. Check back for updates.
Shaded pine forests and warm lake waters that provide year-round fishing opportunities in East Texas. Hike the island trail via the wooden footbridge, paddle the quiet sloughs, and watch the sunset from the shoreline.
Things to do
🥾 Hiking
🚲 Biking
🛶 Paddling
🏊 Swimming
🎣 Fishing
⛵ Boating
Amenities & facilities
🏕️ Campsites
🚿 Showers
🛖 Cabins
⛺ Screened Shelters
👥 Group Sites
🛝 Playground
🚤 Boat Ramp
🚐 RV Dump Station
♿ Accessible Facilities
RV / campsite hookups
⚡ Electric & Water
⛺ Primitive / No Hookups
Camping options
Campsites with Electricity (30 amp | Lakefront)
Campsites with Electricity (50 amp)
Campsites with Electricity (30 amp)
Primitive Campsites
Facility rentals
Pavilions and meeting rooms you can reserve for groups and events.
Pavilion
Entrance fee
$4 per adult
Hours
Open daily,
6 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Hours as published by TPWD. Check the official page before a long drive.